robots

Living organisms’ ability to change shapes to perform specific actions was the inspiration for researchers at City University of Hong Kong and the Thayer School to develop a robot that swims through the bloodstream with a light-controlled…

While it’s not likely robots will take over the world any time soon, vision guided robotics software continues to gain market share in North America. The vision guided robotics (VGR) market is expected to grow by 14.05% from 2019 to…

The tiny robot Cozmo had its moment in the limelight, but in spite of raising more than $200 million, tech startup Anki – maker of the Cozmo robot - couldn’t find funding for its next stage of growth. The robotics developer announced Monday…

Most people dread dental cleanings; the dentist or oral hygienist uses mechanical tools to – sometimes painfully – scrape plaque from your teeth. But what if a small swarm of micro-robots could, instead, remove plaque build-up…

Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a new and improved snake-inspired soft robot that is faster and more precise than its predecessor. The robot is made using…

Industries as diverse as automotive manufacturing and retailing have invested in robotic workforces to do much of the heavy lifting and scanning tasks at which they excel. But robots deal, for the most part, with rigid objects that need to…

Human-like robots with soft bodies that can care for older adults in hospitals and nursing homes may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but soft-formed, caregiving robots created through 3D printing technology could be right around…

Your smartphone autocorrects while you text, search engines autocomplete queries, and mapping applications redirect navigation in real-time to avoid slowed traffic. These ubiquitous AI-based technologies adapt to everyday needs and learn…

When 5G networks become more viable, expect to see significant growth in the field of commercial robotics, especially outdoor applications: agriculture, last-mile delivery, haulage, and critical asset inspection, as well as public safety…

Many of us already rely on our FitBits, smartwatches, and similar devices to track our activity levels and certain aspects of our health. Our reliance on technology, and especially artificial intelligence, to empower us to take charge of…